ESSEX COUNTY – The state Department of Environmental Conservation released photos of the rescue of a Schenectady 19-year-old from near the summit of Algonquin Peak early Monday morning.
State forest rangers rescued the city resident from waist-high snow and got him to a waiting ambulance and the hospital.
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Yes, this is Sheila M. Neugebauer. Is the name of the 19-yr. Old published in the article? I’m glad he was rescued, and hopefully surviving. Much thanks to the people who rescued him. (This is not to be published.)